Sentence examples for accessible official from inspiring English sources

There isn't even a single, easily accessible, "official" list of what elections are happening and where.

Many Republicans on Capitol Hill who see McGahn as a stable force and accessible official were stunned and dismayed by Trump's announcement.

The descriptive data for this study were collected from accessible official documents of the MOHME issued between 1997 and 2010, medical universities' websites, and a PhD thesis [ 12, 25– 27].

Subjects were randomly assigned to one of 2 intervention (i.e., CSTS or CSTU) using the method of randomly permuted blocks using Research Randomizer, a program published on a publicly accessible official website (http://www.randomizer.org).org

The chosen categories were either included in an accessible official register (livestock hauliers), or were part of organizations that were willing to distribute the questionnaire among their employees or members (veterinarians, AI-technicians, animal welfare inspectors), or had contact information available on websites (hoof trimmers).

Not only must the warehouses be sturdy and accessible, officials said, they must be removed from the public (the feed smells bad) and have good fire extinguishing systems (it is flammable).

"A perennial challenge in dealing with Iran is that Iran's most powerful officials are inaccessible, while Iran's most accessible officials aren't powerful," Mr. Sadjadpour said on Tuesday.

During the earlier search, one area of the basement was not accessible, the official said.

"Information and expertise on how to produce nuclear weapons has become much more accessible," the official, Mohamed ElBaradei, said in an address to the General Assembly.

She takes questions from reporters more days than not, although Mr. Giuliani -- who on Tuesday proclaimed himself "probably the most accessible elected official in the United States" -- says all the time that she doesn't.

Even though most of the documents are easily accessible through official channels (e.g., copies of historical release records from quarantines), collating all the available data on a group of organisms can be laborious depending on the details needed.